Jessie Nutz — Holst

Jessie Nutz

Associate (she/her)

Architect | Oregon
Oregon Metro Certified Master Recycler

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Jessie joined Holst after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with dual MBA and Master of Architecture degrees. With Holst, she has worked on several projects through every phase, from schematic design through construction. Jessie is committed to environmental sustainability and social equity. She is an Oregon Metro-certified Master Recycler and leads the coordination of Holst volunteer events. Jessie is especially passionate about working with youth and volunteers regularly with ACE Mentorship and Every Child PDX. Jessie also enjoys travel, hiking, and reading with her two cats.

Education

Master of Architecture, Master of Business Administration, University of North Carolina, 2016

Bachelor of Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, 2014

Professional Involvement

ACE Mentorship Program, 2021 – Present

Every Child PDX, Foster Parents Night Out Art Coordinator, 2022 – Present

Jessie is a tenacious and kind team player that is inspiring, proactive, and talented. Holst would not be the same without her.

— Holst Colleague

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